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I like SNS for backend communication. &nbsp;However, when there's a browser involved, I'd go with websockets.
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I like SNS for backend communication.  However, when there's a browser involved, I'd go with websockets.

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I have a FIX engine running in the cloud and I'm entertaining the idea of streaming FIX messages over websockets vs aws SNS. &nbsp;Does anyone know pros'cons for either or at least some concrete resource to be able to compare the 2?<br />
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I built lightweight clients for both and both seem to be able to be tuned for high usage as well as low usage, so its just matter of price seems like. &nbsp;Need help deciding.
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I have a FIX engine running in the cloud and I'm entertaining the idea of streaming FIX messages over websockets vs aws SNS.  Does anyone know pros'cons for either or at least some concrete resource to be able to compare the 2?

I built lightweight clients for both and both seem to be able to be tuned for high usage as well as low usage, so its just matter of price seems like.  Need help deciding.

Streaming data via AWS SNS vs Websockets

WebSockets

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